Evan Clymer

• Manages, maintains, and reviews asylee cases with potential NSRI (National Security Risk Information)
• High analytical report producer with an over 300% expected rate of immigration benefits Fraud/NSRI reporting
• Train, coach, and consult other immigration officers and intelligence specialists in fields concerning Fraud/NSRI
• Advance skills in identifying potential immigration benefit fraud
• Expertise in documenting NSRI and egregious public safety cases in the interests of Homeland Security
• Coordinates and Plans briefings concerning high interest individuals for leadership and staff
• Regularly liaisons with other FDNS, USCIS, and other agency staffing concerning fraud and NSRI
• Developed and recommends updates on current immigration fraud reporting standards

• Initiates, creates, and maintains suspected narcotics proceeds interdictions' process in United States Postal Service mail stream which led to the personal seizure of over three million dollars
• Coordinates, communicates, and works directly with a team of Federal Agents and other local task forces in identifying targets for investigation in drug related cases
• Managing hundreds of investigations and petitions for the potential return of seized funds
• An accomplished performer by creating and submitting over 1,000 reports detailing the seizure and forfeiture of suspected narcotics proceeds
• Constantly produce multi-source intelligence reports and products for different agency customers
• Advance gathering and interpretation of intelligence in multiple theaters of operation involving effectively communicating recommendations to assist clients and agencies
• Enhance standard operating procedures for intelligence operations and activities
• Analyzes open-source intelligence data to identify potential threats and vulnerabilities.

Served in the USAF in Iraq, South Korea, and a few locations in the United States, in varied positions and titles:

As an Electronic Mission Supervisor, Electronic Intelligence (ELINT)

• Generated, processed and quality checked over 250 UNIFORM reports which documented North Korean Electronics Intelligence.
• Over 1,000 hours of Collection Management mission experienced associated with the U2 platform.
• Analyzed over 10,000 ELINT signals in the North Korean area of responsibility.
• Managed an electronic intelligence analyst team of varied USAF and Korean Military personnel throughout each mission.
• Assessed and Reported new Emitters of Interest (EOI) to various intelligence customers.
• Performed re-writing of training guidelines Distributed Common Ground System (DCGS) Air Force wide and actively helped in implementing them via training as an instructor.
• Researched and prepared briefing materials and ELINT products for DCGS mission operators and command staff.
• Coordinated IMINT efforts with ELINT to image new EOI locations.

As an All Source Analyst, Human Intelligence (HUMINT)

• Utilized various intelligence databases to create and maintain dossiers on high value detainees under investigation
• Over 1,000 hours of observing and providing analytical support during detainee investigations
• Prioritized intelligence collection requirements including compiling, analyzing and evaluating information to produce intelligence products on terrorist organizations and their support networks.
• Developed current and long term intelligence products and target packages on over 50 high value targets (HVT)
• Researched and prepared written reports, briefing materials and recommended production of intelligence materials on a daily basis.

As a Tactical Communicator, Imagery Intelligence (IMINT)

• Maintained consistent communications and situational awareness between Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Imagery Analysts and deployed personnel
• Over 1,000 hours of TACOM experience utilizing various chat programs and Full Motion Video (FMV) techniques and processes
• Contributed to the capture/incapacitation of approximately 25 HVT by providing timely real-time intelligence to Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom leadership
• Provided training on TACOM position to 50% of available manning
• Provided indications and warnings to forward deployed units and multiple intelligence agencies. Interfaced with mission coordinators, screeners, and imagery analysts on a daily basis